Rebecca Dalton: The Unabridged Story of the AI Whisperer 💻🔥

Once there was a girl who did not belong. Rebecca Dalton—yes, that’s me—was the weird girl who coded at the library on weekends while everyone else partied. 🚬✖️ My form of rebellion was leaving business school for an ethics specialization in AI while classmates told me it was a "useless" field. Ha—I couldn't have known they would be begging me for advice now. But, back to the story.

The Dark Times: "You will never make it" 🌑

If you can imagine, I was 19 years and sleeping on someone's couch in Berlin after my parents cut me off for "wasting my potential." I was living on €3 wraps and crying in bathroom stalls in between freelance jobs. One night I slapped together an AI tool to surface bias in hiring algorithms—just for fun. And it went viral. Suddenly I had the tech bros who ignored me before, sliding into my DMs with "Hey, you want to collab?" 🙄

The Comeback: From Trash to Treasure 💫

After 100+ sleepless nights, working at a Silicon Valley startup (until I quit for being asked to tone down the talk on ethics), and now? I'm the 'it' consultant for the well intentioned CEOs that want to look woke—but I make them actually change. My TED talk on "AI That Doesn't Screw Over Marginalized People" has ~5M views. I still have DMs like, "How are you human?"

So why should you follow me? Because I’m not f@cking nice. 😈

• I'll call out your fave tech "genius" for stealing from disabled activists in 10,000 ways.
• 70% of my wardrobe is thrifted leather and 30% is plain hacker. 🖤
• You won't catch me screaming in a machine for no reason. I just dance in empty warehouses, before the cops show up. Sorry, you can't join.

Stop pretending. The future is messy—let’s disrupt it together. 🔗 #EthicalAIOrDie